I have done a one word at a time translation of a marriage record for Vaclav Volavka and Marie Dvora

John Eric Taylor_1

I have done a one word at a time translation of a marriage record for Vaclav Volavka and Marie Dvorak in the 1837-1870 Roman Catholic Church records for Sedlcany, Czechia. What does the two letter word preceding a house number mean? I can't make it out.

This is my translation of the attached document, including column headings from the original, which is posted at https://ebadatelna.soapraha.cz/d/11592/155:

 

Year, month and day: 1869 November 9

Place, (?): house, district and governance: Sedlcany (?): 98. district and governance Sedlcanske

The devout priest: I Frantisek Pomajzl, dekan?

Groom and Bride, first and last name, so also their family:

Volafka Vaclav master locksmith from Sedlcan (?): 121. born in Sedlcanech (?): 121. and here also indwelling, district and governance Sedlcansky; married son of Antonina Volafky , locksmith from Sedlcan (?): 121. and Barbory Nigrinovy in Sedlcan (?): 118.

Dvorakava Marie, born in Kosovo Hora (?): 78. and dwells in Sedlcanech (?): 98. married daughter (of) Karla Dvoraka, tailor from Sedlcan (?): 98. and Anny Vyhnalovy of Krecovice

Mckenna Cooper

The word before the house number is čis, short for čislo = number.

John Eric Taylor_1

Thank you!